
Gwilym Hughes
- Sermons
- Bio
Mr. Evan Roberts and the Mission.
0JHN 4:23ROM 12:21CO 1:182CO 5:17GAL 6:15EPH 4:22COL 3:10JAS 1:221PE 1:23Gwilym Hughes reflects on the unique and powerful ministry of Evan Roberts, known as 'The Silent Evangelist,' during his time in Liverpool. Roberts' silent yet impactful presence garnered respect and interest from various communities, with his intense gaze, illustrative actions, and devout silences leaving a lasting impression. The Welsh revival led by Roberts emphasized the importance of personal redemption, spiritual passion, and the expression of deep emotions through hymns and prayers, showcasing a voluntary and impulsive worship style. Hughes highlights the need for all churches to focus on the central necessity of turning to God and emphasizes the significance of conversion and the New Birth in religious teachings, urging ministers to integrate intellectual understanding with spiritual truths.
The Inaugural Meeting at Princes Road.
01SA 15:22PSA 51:17ISA 30:21MAT 16:24JAS 4:8Gwilym Hughes preaches about the inaugural meeting at Princes Road in Liverpool, where Evan Roberts began his work among the Welsh people. The anticipation and anxiety surrounding the visit, the initial lack of spiritual fervor, and the gradual increase in enthusiasm during the meeting are highlighted. Evan Roberts delivers a message on the importance of prompt obedience to the Holy Spirit, emphasizing sacrifice and giving one's heart to Christ. Despite initial challenges and a sense of disappointment, there is hope and confidence that a significant religious fervor will soon be witnessed in Liverpool, similar to the revival experienced in Wales.
At Anfield. — a Chant of Praise. — Features of the Mission.
0PSA 133:1MAT 5:16MAT 25:21LUK 15:20ACT 2:1ROM 14:121CO 12:12PHP 2:3JAS 4:8Gwilym Hughes preaches at Anfield Road Chapel in Liverpool, where the mission led by Mr. Evan Roberts is met with great enthusiasm and success. The city was prepared for the mission through a thorough house-to-house canvass, revealing 4,000 prodigals who were rediscovered. Special gatherings for non-church goers are organized as a feature of the mission, showcasing the deep and intense spiritual atmosphere prevailing in the city. The congregation experiences a powerful outpouring of the Spirit, with prayers of dedication, praise, and a call for whole-hearted commitment to God.
The Duty of Forgiveness. — Sensational Scene at Birkenhead.
0MAT 6:14MRK 11:25LUK 17:3EPH 4:32COL 3:13Gwilym Hughes preaches about the duty of forgiveness, emphasizing the importance of clearing obstacles such as unforgiveness to make room for God's presence. The sensational scene at Birkenhead during the Welsh revivalist mission reveals a powerful moment of repentance and reconciliation, with individuals fervently praying for forgiveness and unity. The congregation experiences a deep spiritual awakening, leading to tearful confessions and a collective effort to forgive and seek God's mercy. The service culminates in a moving rendition of hymns and prayers, highlighting the transformative power of forgiveness and the unity found in Christ.
Five Envious Persons. — a Dramatic Accusation. — Service for Non-Adherents.
0MAT 11:28LUK 15:11ACT 16:31JAS 4:101JN 1:9Gwilym Hughes preaches in Liverpool on a unique gathering for non-adherents, where despite the enthusiastic crowd, the meeting faces challenges as church members outnumber non-adherents. Evan Roberts delivers a powerful message on surrendering to Jesus, offering rest and relief to the weary and burdened. The congregation experiences intense emotional moments, prophecies, and a call to intercede for five individuals causing obstacles. The meeting ends with a significant number of converts and a reminder to seek salvation and show self-denial.
Church Members Denounced. — Missioner Prohibits a Test. — Congregation Abruptly Dismissed.
0MAT 5:23HEB 12:14JAS 4:81PE 4:171JN 1:9Gwilym Hughes preaches about a remarkable religious event in Liverpool involving the young Welsh missioner, Evan Roberts, and the intense reactions and responses from the congregation. The congregation experiences fervent prayers, emotional outbursts, and a call for repentance and forgiveness, highlighting the need for genuine spiritual transformation and obedience to God's commands. Despite initial excitement and anticipation, the service takes a serious turn as hindrances within the congregation are addressed, leading to a challenging and abrupt end to the meeting, leaving many bewildered and questioning the significance of the events.
Where Is the Mocker? — Unique Service at Seacombe.
0PSA 24:3PSA 51:10PRO 28:13JAS 4:81JN 1:9Gwilym Hughes preaches at a unique service in Seacombe, where the Welsh revivalist, Mr. Evan Roberts, addresses a fervent congregation with a message of repentance and consecration. Roberts challenges the attendees to confront their past sins and urges them to seek cleansing and purification from God. He calls out mockers and skeptics, emphasizing the importance of true worship and sincerity in prayer. The service culminates in a powerful address on the need for more consecration and dedication in the Christian life, leading to moments of confession, prayer, and worship.
Sweetness and Joy. — a Sparkling Service.
0MAT 25:23Gwilym Hughes preaches at the Crescent English Congregational Church in Liverpool, where Evan Roberts's powerful revival meeting takes place. The congregation is filled with enthusiasm and joy, with prayers, hymns, and testimonies igniting a spiritual fervor. Evan Roberts challenges the audience to reflect on their duty to Jesus, emphasizing the importance of obedience and fidelity. The service is marked by emotional moments, powerful testimonies of transformation, and a call to action to work for Jesus and surrender fully to Him.
First Service at Bootle. — Remarkable Gathering. — Many Converts.
0PSA 139:14MAT 7:13MAT 9:12MRK 2:17JHN 10:9ROM 10:131TH 5:161TI 2:4JAS 5:16REV 3:20Gwilym Hughes preaches at the Stanley Road Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel in Bootle, Liverpool, amidst a magnificent gathering of thousands, including a great Welsh population. The congregation experiences a surge of spiritual fervor, with prayers, supplications, and hymns filling the air. Hughes emphasizes the choice between eternal life and destruction, urging individuals to enter through the narrow door to salvation. He paints a vivid picture of the great Physician who heals all wounds, contrasting the suffering on earth with the wholeness in Heaven. The service culminates in a powerful display of conversions, prayers for salvation, and a call to remain close to Jesus and engage in prayer and work.